It’s the cry of the Tiger
As a publicist and crisis communications coordinator, I have to give Tiger Woods an “A’ for his speech today. Sure, it would have been better had he come out with a public mea culpa a few months ago. And yes, he probably shouldn’t have chastised the media for stalking his kids– that came across as angry and self-serving. But overall,…
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- posted at 11:17 am
- February 19, 2010
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Lee Wochner serves as guest columnist for National Arts Marketing Project
Arts organizations: The economic bust is over. Most of what was going to break, broke. And you survived. Now’s the time to light your fuse and make the most of an improving economy. It’s time to get ready for the boom. I know: If you’re like most arts organizations, you’re probably not over with that bust just yet. But if…
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- posted at 9:58 am
- December 17, 2009
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15 minutes of adventure
One thing I look forward to is the annual staff retreat. As a staff, we set a day to discuss the inner workings of Counterintuity. We put ourselves through the same strategy facilitation we offer to our clients, and examine how we can work better together, smarter (not harder) and ultimately—how we can better serve our clients. As a whole,…
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- posted at 1:40 pm
- November 12, 2009
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Writing on walls
We write on the walls all the time (albeit on jumbo Post-It pads). It’s a great way to freeflow ideas — for designs, for campaigns, for new initiatives. Because those 3′ x 2′ Post-It pads are portable, we’ve used them on client engagements both local and out of state. But for projects in the office, I’m thinking maybe all we…
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- posted at 6:55 pm
- April 27, 2009
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Retrain. Rethink. Retool.
“It’s time to Retrain, Re-think and Retool.”
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- posted at 2:40 pm
- January 30, 2009
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Acting on what you know
Everyone wants to know, so I thought I’d tell you. Here’s what’s going to happen with the economy: It’s going to go up. Then down. Then up. Then down. Sometimes all within the same day. (For verification, just check the stock market.) Beyond that, nobody knows what’s going to happen. Yes, there are multitudes of talking heads on television who…
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- posted at 8:59 am
- January 28, 2009
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